What a Google Ads service actually costs in Rajshahi - the real number, written down, not buried under a "call us first".
Most Rajshahi business owners ask one thing before anything else: koto taka? Here it is, in writing. Google Ads management starts at 50,000 BDT, with three flat tiers and a custom option for larger accounts. One senior operator builds, runs and reports on your campaigns - no agency layers between you and your account, no junior learning negatives on your ad budget.
~5 years running paid search. Flat tiers from 50,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch. bKash/Nagad or bank.
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You asked around - a freelancer near Shaheb Bazar, someone a friend used in Kazla, a "digital marketing" page that mostly boosts Facebook posts - and got the same three dodges every time: "it depends", "share your budget first", "let's talk on a call". That is not because the price is some closely guarded secret. It is because they want to read how much you can spend before they decide what to charge you. I do it backwards. The google ads service price in Rajshahi, from me, starts at 50,000 BDT and climbs in tiers you can read right now, before you ever say hello. You check if it fits your situation, then we talk.
Here is the trap most Rajshahi buyers walk into: there are two separate costs and the cheaper sellers blend them on purpose. The first is what you pay Google for clicks - your ad spend, billed to your own card in your own name. The second is the management fee - what you pay a human to plan keywords, write the ads, build the account properly, cut the waste and report what actually came back. My tiers are the management fee only. Your ad spend stays yours, stays visible to you, and never passes through my hands. A lot of the cheap packages floating around quietly skim a slice of the spend - here you will see exactly where every taka goes.
The tiers are 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT, with a full custom build from 3,00,000 BDT for accounts that need real structure - multiple campaign types, large keyword sets, conversion tracking across a proper funnel. Where you land depends on scope: how many campaigns, how many products or services, how much ongoing optimisation the account needs - not on how established you sound on a phone call. Payment is plain: 50% advance to start, 50% on launch. bKash, Nagad or bank transfer, whichever is easiest for you. No foreign cards, no monthly retainer you cannot cancel.
I am RH Fardin, a solo operator with roughly five years in paid search. The Rajshahi accounts I do my best work on tend to be one of two kinds: education businesses - coaching centres, admission-prep institutes, private schools and a few online tutors riding the city's student population - and silk, agri and local-service sellers who want enquiries from Rajshahi and beyond. Both audiences search on phones, on mobile data, in a mix of Bangla and English.
When you hire me, I am the one in your account: finding the search terms wasting your taka, rewriting the ad nobody clicks, on the report call explaining what changed. Senior hands, one person responsible, and a google ads service price rajshahi you saw before you said yes.
Six things that separate a real Google Ads service in Rajshahi from a 4,000-taka "setup" that drains your budget before the week is out.
50,000, 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT - named upfront. You know the google ads service price rajshahi before the first message, so there is no "send your budget first" dance.
Google bills your own card for the clicks. The management fee is separate and I never touch your ad spend, so no slice gets quietly skimmed off the top.
The person who scopes your account is the same person running it every week. No junior is practising bid strategy on your Shaheb Bazar or Kazla ad budget.
In a student city the demand spikes around admission and exam cycles. I build the account to push hard when parents are searching and pull back when they are not.
I read your search terms and add negatives so you stop paying for clicks like 'free', 'job' and 'pdf download' that never enrol or buy - the biggest leak in most Rajshahi accounts.
You get what was spent, what came in, and what I changed - in clear language, not a Google dashboard you have to decode after Maghrib.
Rajshahi is not Dhaka, and pretending it is will burn your budget. It is a smaller, calmer market with a huge student weight on top - RU, RUET, the medical and admission crowd, and the coaching centres that feed them. That has two real consequences for a Google Ads account. First, clicks here generally cost less than in Dhaka or Chittagong, because fewer advertisers are bidding - which means a 50,000 BDT management fee paired with a sensible spend can buy a serious share of the relevant searches in this city.
The trick is not throwing more money at it; it is being precise about which searches actually belong to a paying customer and ignoring the rest. Second, demand is seasonal and sharp. Admission rounds, exam results, the new academic term - search volume for coaching and admission help surges and then goes quiet. An account built for that rhythm spends when parents are looking and goes cold when they are not, instead of bleeding flat all year.
This is exactly why the 50,000 BDT starting price is built around scope, not a one-size box. A single coaching centre near Talaimari running one or two campaigns through admission season fits the entry tier comfortably. A Rajshahi silk or Sopura-style seller chasing buyers across the country, with multiple products and conversion tracking to a real enquiry, sits higher - 90,000 or 1,50,000 BDT - because the build is genuinely bigger.
The 4,000-taka offers in your inbox skip the part that matters: they push one generic campaign live, ignore the seasonal pattern, add no negatives, track nothing, and let your spend leak on students hunting free notes. In a lower-cost market like Rajshahi, getting the targeting and timing right the first time is worth far more than the fee itself - because here, careful beats expensive.
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The questions Rajshahi business owners actually ask before paying for Google Ads.
The management fee starts at 50,000 BDT and moves up in tiers - 50,000, 90,000 and 1,50,000 BDT - depending on how many campaigns and products your account needs. Accounts that need a full custom build start at 3,00,000 BDT. That fee is for the work; your ad spend to Google is separate and stays on your own card.
No, and that separation is deliberate. The 50,000 BDT is the management fee - planning, building, writing, optimising and reporting. The money Google charges for clicks is billed straight to you and stays under your control. Blending the two is how cheap packages hide what they are really skimming from your budget.
Because the fee pays for the work, not the clicks. Cheaper clicks are good news for you - they mean your separate ad spend goes further here. But planning the keywords, building the account, writing ads, cutting waste and reporting takes the same senior hours whether a click costs 3 taka or 30. If anything, a lower-cost market rewards careful management more, because precision is what turns a small spend into real enquiries.
Yes, and that is exactly how it should be built in a student city like Rajshahi. The account pushes harder when parents and students are actively searching - admission rounds, results, new term - and eases off when demand goes quiet, instead of spending flat all year. I also add negatives for free-notes and pdf-hunter searches so you are not paying for clicks that never enrol. That setup usually fits the 50,000 BDT entry tier for a single centre.
Yes. Payment is 50% advance to begin and 50% on launch, and you can pay by bKash, Nagad or bank transfer - whatever is easiest. No foreign cards or complicated invoicing needed to work with me.
Because those are a one-time button-push, not a service. For a few thousand taka someone publishes a rough campaign and disappears; your spend then leaks across the wrong searches with no negatives, no conversion tracking, no sense of the seasonal pattern that drives demand in a student city, and nobody watching. The fee here covers a properly built account, targeting matched to how you actually sell in Rajshahi, and the weekly work that stops that waste - which usually saves far more in spend than the price difference. With ~5 years doing this solo, the person who builds your account is the same person running it every week.
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